The Pizza Party Podcast

Would You Eat Pizza Cooked on a Volcano?

29 min · 24 de mar de 2026
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This week on the Pizza Party Podcast, we’re taking pizza to a whole new level—literally. We’re exploring three of the most unique pizza experiences we could find, from a high-energy Evel Knievel–themed pizzeria in Las Vegas, to a massive live organ concert that serves pizza on the side, all the way to a volcano in Guatemala where your pizza is cooked using real lava. Along the way, we play a few guessing games, break down what makes these places so memorable, and ask a bigger question: 👉 Is great pizza enough anymore… or does every place need an experience to stand out? Whether you’re here for the food, the stories, or just the idea of eating pizza next to molten lava… this episode has something for you.

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